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Anyone have a part number and/or source for the motor mounts on a 1969 Nova with a factory 4 Banger in it.

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I don't but in the past I've rebuilt motor mounts very successfully. You'll need the old mount and it will need to be in reasonably intact condition. Clean the old grease off carefully. Coat it in Vaseline and then make a plaster of paris mold covering 50% of it in an old milk carton or something. Then drill two small holes (for orientation), coat the top of the plaster mold you just made with Vaseline (once it has cured) including the holes you drilled and then pour the other half of the plaster. Separate the two halves. At the top, drill a hole going in and another about a 1/4 inch over to let air escape. Remove all rubber from the mount and clean the metal surfaces well. Place them in your mold, assemble it and pour it full of Flexane 90. Shake it around to get any air bubbles out. Let this cure a few days and separate. You'll have the "new" mount. Most of them are pretty easy to figure out when you get down to it. Good luck.
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I could not find any Flexane 90 listed online. Could that have been Flexane 94 or Flexane 80?


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